Diaphony, discrepancy, spectral test and worst-case error
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- A class of generalized Walsh functions
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- Dyadic diaphony
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- Liberating the weights
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- Point sets and sequences with small discrepancy
- Random and quasi-random point sets
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(9)- On the existence of low-diaphony sequences made of digital sequences and lattice point sets
- Diaphony and square discrepancy of multidimensional cells
- Statistical properties of \(b\)-adic diaphonies
- The \(p\)-adic diaphony of the Halton sequence
- Diaphony, a measure of uniform distribution, and the Patterson function
- Dyadic diaphony of digital nets over \(\mathbb Z_2\)
- Asymptotic properties of the spectral test, diaphony, and related quantities
- The weighted \(b\)-adic diaphony
- Dyadic diaphony of digital sequences
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